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Dr. Robert Madrigal
(b. ----,
d. ----)
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POSITION(S) / JOB TITLE(S):
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Assistant Professor |
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Business/Management; Recreation, Sports & Leisure Studies |
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Assistant Professor |
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University of Oregon |
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Only Visible to Members of getCITED
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Doctorate
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Unknown
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1105-7828
(Last changed on
2001/10/13 00:00:00)
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Mahony, D. F.; Madrigal, R.; Howard, D..
(2000)
Using the psychological commitment to team (PCT) scale to segment sport consumers based on loyalty
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Madrigal, Robert.
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Comment on the impact of leisure research.
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Madrigal, R.; James, J..
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Team quality and the home advantage
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Mahony, D. F.; Madrigal, R.; Howard, D. R..
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The effect of individual levels of self-monitoring on loyalty to professional football teams
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Madrigal, R..
(1995)
Cognitive and affective determinants of fan satisfaction with sporting event attendance
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Madrigal, R.; Havitz, M. E.; Howard, D. R..
(1992)
Married couples' involvement with family vacations
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Edginton, C. R.; Madrigal, R.; Lankford, S.; Wheeler, D..
(1990)
Organizational goals: Differences between park and recreation managers and board or commission members
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Howard, D.; Madrigal, R..
(1990)
Who makes the decision: The parent or child?
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